Venezuela married husband Noah Price last month on the Isle of Man
Venezuela was quick to respond to comments(Image: TikTok)
Venezuela Fury has hit back at comments over her education, as she asked people to know what they’re talking about before saying such comments.
Her wedding to now-husband Noah Price hit the headlines after the 16 and 19-year-old said “I do” last month. It was then on her 16th birthday that Noah proposed after asking permission for her hand in marriage from her father, Tyson Fury. Since then, it’s been a whirlwind leading up to their wedding day.
The couple tied the knot on Saturday (May 16) at the Victorian Royal Chapel of St John’s on Saturday (May 16), which had been decorated with an archway of blue hydrangeas and yellow roses, with a long blue carpet rolled out to the entrance.
Royal Chapel of St John the Baptist on the Isle of Man. Ahead of the nuptials, the bride, 16, was pictured getting out of a vintage wedding car with her dad, former heavyweight champion Tyson Fury, while mum Paris helped make sure everything was in place ahead of the ceremony.
Venezuela and Noah were later seen leaving the church, not far from the family’s new home, following the Fury’s move from Morecambe, Lancashire, with the bride’s 18-strong bridal party as they posed for pictures.
The happy couple spent a few days in Marbella for a relaxing honeymoon before settling into their new home for the first time as a married couple.
However, on her TikTok Venezuela filmed a video as she defended herself against comments she has received online regarding her education.
She said: “I saw someone saying Venezuela Fury left school when she was 11, how do you expect her to spell? I’ll have you know, I nearly got accepted into a grammar school. I was gonna go to a grammar high school.”
She revealed that she was almost accepted into a grammar school(Image: TikTok)
As Noah asked what that is, she quipped: “Good spelling”, before she added: “Also, I had tutoring as well, and I’ve done all my tests and things.
“Don’t know where you get your information from, but if you’re gonna talk about someone, at least know what you’re talking about. I got awarded prize of the year in school in year six for good spelling.”
It comes after the couple also hit back at at “child bride” comments on TikTok. The couple went live on the app, and when one branded Venezuela a “child bride”, she jokingly replied: “Child bride wife and happy and proud”, reports the Mirror.
Noah then quipped: “Yeah, actually consented to marriage and not forced or arranged, ya freaks, there’s always going to be keyboard warriors.”
He then continued to joke: “We should start a YouTube channel. Never mind Tommy and Molly, we are the new ones.” Venezuela added: “I think that will be great, we will take over Tommy and Molly.”